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H-ETHNIC
"Our moderated discussion list enables historians to discuss with
colleagues their research interests, teaching methods and views on the
state of historiography. H-ETHNIC is especially interested in methods of
teaching history to graduate and undergraduate students in diverse
settings. Discussion threads and message logs of H-ETHNIC may also be
accessed from the site." (Source: the site) "H-ETHNIC is a daily Internet
discussion forum focused on scholarly topics in ethnicity, race relations,
migration and immigration history, concentrating largely on North America
and Europe. We publish news and announcements, and encourage debates on
interdisciplinary themes. To subscribe, send the message "SUBSCRIBE
H-ETHNIC firstname lastname affiliation" to
listserv@msu.edu." [Description
from: ERCOMER Virtual Library]
http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/~ethnic/
THE RACE AND ETHNICITY BOOK REVIEW DISCUSSION LIST
"is a discussion list constructed for the Race, Ethnicity and Social
Inequality seminar held each spring semester at Illinois State University.
Subscription to the list is open to all faculty and students at any
University or College. The discussion on the list consists of book reviews
and commentaries on book reviews submitted by the subscribers. Graduate
and Undergraduate students are especially encouraged to submit book
reviews to the list and to participate in the discussions. Faculty are
encouraged to use this list with their classes. The discussion list is
open for reviews of books on race and ethnicity at any time, including
books that are not on the class schedule." Several book reviews available
on-line (source: the site)
http://lilt.ilstu.edu/gmklass/pos334
REVS - An International E-Mail Network about
Racial-Religious-EthnoNationalist Violence
"REVS is concerned with general news and information, research, and
theoretical and analytical comments about current and historical aspects
of collective violence based on racial-religious-ethnic discrimination.
Comments on either collective violence or racial/religious/ethnic
discrimination are relevant to REVS, but we especially encourage
discussions that deal with the interaction of these two issues. The goal
is to develop an archive, bringing together widely scattered current and
historical information from around the world and making it accessible to
an international audience. Part of this depends on this network reaching
people from many different countries. We seek participants from Africa,
Asia, Australia, Europe, and Latin America, as well as Canada and the
U.S." (Source: the site)
http://csf.Colorado.EDU/lists/revs
Patrin
- encourages active discussion about Romani culture, history, traditions,
customs, arts, current events, and Romani rights around the world. It is
intended as a mailing list for readers of the Patrin to join with other
readers with the same interests and discuss various topics about Romani
culture and social issues. For information, send e-mail to
patrin@geocities.com (source of
information Patrin home page)
Romnet-l - more academically
inclined. E-mail
xulaj@mail.utexas.edu for more information. (source of information
Patrin home page)
RomanoNet - is for and about
Roma. For more information visit
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/romanonet
Travell-Acad
mailing list networks Gypsy-Traveler specialists: academics (teaching and
researching in Universities, colleges, schools and research bodies),
policy-makers and service providers, generating discussion across the
range of issues which concern Gypsy-Travelers in the UK and Europe.
http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/lists/traveller-net.html
Trav-Ed
email list discusses issues relating to the education of Travelers in the
UK and can be joined by sending an e-mail message to
majordomo@ngfl.gov.uk and
include subscribe trav-ed in the body of the message. (source of
information Patrin home page)
Lila
of the Balval Web site hosted by Jean-Claude Megret. The "Lila" mailing
list discusses Romani issues (in French) at
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/balval/Base/ListLila.html
Balkan Human Rights
providing regularly human rights news from the Balkans. For subscribing
send a message to
majordomo@greekhelsinki.gr writing the phrase "subscribe balkanhr"
European Roma Right Center
The purpose of this mailing list is to provide its subscribers with
information on the current Roma rights situation in Europe. For
subscribing go to the ERRC site
http://www.errc.org
ERCOMER Mailinglists:
(for subscription go to ERCOMER home page
http://www.ercomer.org)
1. ERCOMER-NEWS: Announcements of the European Reset Center on Migration
and Ethnic Relations ERCOMER-NEWS is a mailinglist for announcements
related to the work of the European Research Center on Migration and
Ethnic Relations. The list informs its members of new activities, research
programs, meetings, publications, etc.
2. WWWVL-MER-NEWS Announcements of the Virtual Library Migration and
Ethnic Relations The WWWVL-MER-NEWS mailinglist sends out news about the
WWW Virtual Library on Migration and Ethnic Relations. List members will
be informed of new resources included in the Virtual Library and new
services and facilities offered.
RACE-POL
-- Discussion List for Race, Ethnicity & Politics. Operated by Section on
Race , ethnicity and Politics of the American Political Science
Association. "Hundreds of specialists use this list as a continuous
"virtual" dialogue devoted to race and ethnicity. Typical message traffic
includes research questions and answers, requests for citations, book and
conference announcements, and job postings." More information about RACE-POL
subscription at
http://www.providence.edu/polisci/rep/racepol.htm
ERaM-LIST
email mailing list (provides ‘subscribers’ with a world-wide discussion
group in which messages sent by any one subscriber are automatically
received by all…enables the almost instantaneous exchange and debate of
news, information, policy documents, and analyses on current issues of
ethnicity, racism and the media (such as representations of ethnicity in
the media, ethnic minority media production, and the recruitment and
employment of ethnic minority persons in the media))
ERaM-LIST-DIGEST
email mailing list (Mailed out on a regular basis, the ERaM-LIST-DIGEST is
for those who wish to receive messages in one block rather than
individually.)
ERaM-RESEARCH-LIST
email mailing list (provides a global research network open only to those
academics, media professionals and others engaged in systematic research
or professional practice in the area of ethnicity, racism and the media)
(for all ERAM lists see ERAM site for subscription)
www.code1.com/cybercolonies/eram/index.htm
UNESCO MOST-LIST
is open to anyone interest in exchanging information on the management of
social transformations. To subscribe go to internet site
http://www.unesco.org/most/most1.htm
MINELRES-L mailing list
- a specialized forum for the constant discussion and exchange of opinions
on minorities in Eastern and Central Europe. The discussion group will
provide information on:
- relevant conferences, meetings, seminars; projects in progress and
projects planned, grants, fellowships and other funding opportunities;
- recent and anticipated publications of interest to participants, as well
as offer dissemination of these publications by request;
- major human/minority rights events and emergencies, activities of the
human rights NGOs in the region;
- legislation of Central/East European states pertinent to the human
rights, minority rights, ethnopolitics; international human rights
standards and particular instruments; resolutions, decisions and
recommendations of the inter-governmental organizations concerning human
rights, ethnic politics and related issues;
- educational and training materials - predominantly oriented towards the
practical needs of NGOs in the region;
- answers to concrete inquiries of the participants;
- archives and sources of relevant information available through Internet;
- tutorial and consultations on usage of electronic communications means
by NGOs and other interested institutions/persons;
- free exchange of ideas between Western specialists and NGOs' activists,
academics and interested governmental officials in Central/Eastern Europe.
For subscription:
http://www.riga.lv/minelres/maillist.htm
Citizenship, Democracy and Ethnocultural Diversity Newsletter
Will Kymlicka edits and distributes a quarterly electronic newsletter
updating recent developments in the field of citizenship, democracy and
ethnocultural diversity. The newsletter contains information about
upcoming conferences, recent publications, journals, internet resources,
and related research programs. Subscription to the newsletter is free.
Message requesting subscription should be sent to
philform@qsilver.queensu.ca
http://qsilver.queensu.ca/~philform/newsletter.html
ECRI Forum
Forum constitutes an on-line, global meeting place, permitting legal
specialists, teachers, researchers and human rights activists to query
their colleagues about national legislation, teaching materials and
resources. Users of the site can exchange information, contribute
comments, critiques and ideas: information about their own organizations,
programmes and activities; comments on the contents of this site and on
the work undertaken by ECRI; contributions towards the Calendar, or the
timeline provided in Some important dates. Through the input of its users,
the site will continually evolve, reflecting the diversity of experiences,
needs, objectives and cultures of its users." [ Description from the site]
under construction at the moment
http://www.ecri.coe.int
Romnews -
operates several mailing lists and discussion forums on issues related to
Roma, among others a discussion forum on East and Central European Roma
politics. For subscription see:
http://www.romnews.com |
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organizations
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universities, projects operated by them
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points
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